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Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

The dedication OF toe rev Odl
love- Hall at Hcckess!n tool
yesterday, and was attended b.
cations from all the lodges In III
with members Of the oIder from
ark. Kennett Square end Cent
The visitors were received By th@
rners of Friendship Ledge, Of Z
Gin, and ;nsrched In a body to Il
where the dedicstory exercise
conducted by Graud Master |
Smith, Of this State, assisted BY |
Grand Marshal j. NJ. Whit.o,i,
Warden David Downs sud |
Chaplain William n. Fuu,kI
hernlds were J. Il Seal, AID
Guthrie, George G. Morton audi
10. Pyle. The Grafton wss dsllVl
by the Rev. Robert Graham, Of
Vile Lodge, and at The corclusll
cess was taken, during which
tors and others wo1s served
lGrand dinner, nfttr which tha
several interesting addresses.
The new building is OF bI!:1
feet, and "a three s,oliea high VIZ
sard root X. d. Chandler will
the frst story az q s,ore, and 1
will be started on the second
Septenber by O!sla y. Ed
Media, bat this room will also
as @ public hail. The third u
be used as . meeting room, |
otAor purposes BY Friendship u
II The building committee Of
hall copeists of Thomas j. Jlnel
Shskespear, II B. Klsir, I, 4
@. p. Lacey, II. f. Durna!l %
III Wet.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10


The following letter vas iecsived yes
tsrdsy morning and In less than two
hours after it, receipt the "lucre was
plauked done.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, juno 9Th, 49,
Proprietor Grapd Central Depot
Dear sir:-H Have got % elegantly made
corkscrew suits. - email check sAck
suits, and about 3 dozen child rem 3 suits
al ages; goods that we'll know you
can use. Need money TO pay large
note before the bank oloses IT 8 o'clock,
Thursday tho 9th. Will sacrifice them
% per cent. less than cost to manu- ac.
ture, Do you want them?
Respectfully,
MONROE LEON SMITH d Gross
Like shot = straight line WAS made
for the train, the bargain gobbled up
and now the public can secure portion
Of the benefit.
Suits worth e18 you can have for %. %
Boys suits worth % co you can tuy
for 81 60
The goods arrived by Smedley's OK.
press last night, and II you take our
advice you will be bon edited by coins
ct opca TO the famous "Grand Centrsl,
oppotite the Clay ton House, ON Marke
Iof conner Fifth.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Sermon to Young People.

By request, Rev Chas. Hul will d.
liver an address on "The pledge end
duties OF active u embers Of the society
of Christiaa Eudeavor." before the
Young Peoples Society Of Christie n
Ende1vor OF St. Pants M Il. church,
on Wednesday evening ut 8 O'Clock.
There are over 1o5 600 members organ.
izsa into societies Of Christian En-.
desvor ut this time, and IA the question
iG ore Of interest the pastors auu Others
who desire the beet results from the
work Of the young people In the
churches. u cordial Invitation 10 Ell
tended to oil to attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
7 Parasols and Sun Sha des
IS cents up.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
The Red msu Enters . Protest,
Fourth and Market streets.

EurAuLA, 1. T, June 9.-The Indian
Council In session here has adopted me
mortal to the President against the allot'
ment of lands in severalty to Indians.
The Land In Severalty law spportions to
each individual only part of that which
is already his property, and leaves the
balance for sale to others, who will De
composed of class having no sympathy
for the Indians, who will rush into the
new country in their mad race for gain,
aud crowd out every hope and chance OF
Indian civilization. They call attention
to the sad experience of an individual
nature with the United States In 1880 and
|1S32. The tribes ask that the President
stay the operations of the law until they
shall be in condition to be benefited by
lit. They further request that the act DC
mot enforced untl they have the OPP
portunity of testing the validity OF Their
rights before the Judiciary OF the United
States.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Old Man Go. There.

NEW York, June "a tall, slim youth |
and pretty girl with light hair and oluc
ewes boarded the Williamsburg ferryboat
At the foot of Grand street early today |
for this city. They seemed very nervous
and fearful that some one might interfere
with them. Anxipusly they watched the
door. and when an old man with gray
beard entered, they both seemed ready to
faint. The old gentleman carried stick
and was evidently in q passion. He glanc' |
ed round the cabin, and when he saw the
two young people he made for them.
The slim youth did not wait. but got
out the other way In lively fashion, with
the old man q good second. A lively
chase ensued. The young man sped
through the fentlemen's cabin, then
lodged among the horGs aud wagons to-
the front of the boat again. On their
second lap they were cheered by the pas
sengers, who sought to encourage youth
or age as fancy dictated. The chase was
brought to an esd by q small boy, who
thrust out his foot as the young man was
passing, and brought him to the deck
with thud that must have Jared bis
scalp. Before he could rise the old man
and the stick were upon him. between
| the whacks OF the latter the old man
| calculated:
"You would run away with my dsugh.
ter. would youi I'll teach you to elope!''
When the old man got tired be turned
his attention to the girl who was weeping
lin the ladies' cabin. He sat beside her
land told her not to be a fool, hut come
home and behave herself. VIXEN the
Iferryboat reached New York the young
man disappeared up Grand street, anc
the old gentleman and his daughter re
turned to Williamsburg. Later re-
porter, who had learned that the 1ratt
iatber was Mr.. c. d. Hodgson, OF A'
south Eighth street, called ut the hous'
and was told the tale.
Last summer Mr.. Hodgson, who Is
retired sea captain with ample means
took his wife and two daughters to pas
the summer at Qaogue, L. /. Whil'
there young man FAMED Harrison ue
voted himselfto the eldest daughter, Nora
He said he Was connected with New
York journal, and seemed to be well OIL
tMr Hodgton doubted the young man
statements, and conceived strong dis
like to him.
J Thinking, however, that the intimac
, would cease when the family returned T.
the city, he said nothing. He was eur
l
, risou had been asked by his daughter t
call at the house. Mr. Hodgson inqulre'
|, In every newspaper office, aud when h
found that no one knew Mr.. harrison h
, forbade the young man the house. Tear
and lamentations from Miss Nora had n
effect on him. This morning Miss Nor
did no. appear at breakfast, and The gel
, want who was sent to call her brough
back this note:
"DEAn FATHER: / have tried to liy
+ without Harry as you ordered, but loy
! him, and now 1 mean to marry hin
when you get this | will be his witt
iplease FORGIVE me. Your daughter.
= NORA"
! Miss Nora had not left the house te
minutes when her father received the moi
and FASTENED after her. Captain Hold
son said his daughter was IS years oil
9 and hsd some property which had bee
, left her by an aunt. He thinks Mr.. Ha
= trson knew this.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
VIII Meet To. Might.

The new council of the National Provi-
dent Union will hold another meeting at
8 o'clock this evening, In the second story
OF the Hardness Building, Tenth and
Market streets AS this Is the last pre-.
liminary meeting which will be held pre-.
vious to constituting the council, all who
have signed the rolls are urgently request
ed to be present, and each invited "a
bring friend. This new order preeents
an easy and cheap method by which
every man between the ages of IL and 81
years Can make provision, In the event q
his death, for those Deepen dent upon him,
Three new councils have been constituted
In New York within week.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
MARRIAGES,

CHADWICK JOHNSON. On tho sth
irs... BY tho Rev. ]. L. Bryan, t.awari
Chadwick and MARY 4. Johnson. both Of
this city.
DSUN.--On the 9th
inss by tho Nev. 4 II. Bryan, Harry y.
Allison and Addie Richardson, Doth OF
Mar, halittn Del.
west Chester Daily Record pIeaee copy.
MACK tho oh inst, by
the hev. J. Il. Bryan, Samuel maoxcy and
Mary A. Colt, both OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Eden Ledge No. 81, |. O.
this o.ty, was vipi,cd 1881 w
about 25 members OF BONN \
Lodge No. SO of Trenton, NJ h
panied by q drum sni ME 81
were met at the train by 9 %.
from Eden Lodge and e'cor!ea|
Fellows Hall where o meeting v
The ipitIatory ceremoni.s vefeo
ed by soath Trenton Loa ~,
first degree exempllfled oy La'l
At the close OF the meeting
lodges proceeded to Fari, .
restaurant where a banq1s'sl
for which seventy covers ss
Several speeches were maus
banquet by the visitors a Taa
bers OF the home ledge . Luz
started for home on Inc n ! ,,,ll
the p, w. & B station Of = ocj
morning, but before e1 saI.,
scented with a handsome roIAu
/ The men bors Of Eden Lodge n
The com mIttso Of Edsn =
charge Of the enteItal,nm1 ss.o
W. Pyle, DIR. j. Paul . nu \ n
Whitfori, J. P. Wiley, ~ r; d r u
n chak.snaara. W. B Wle, D
| banks, George POwick' JUN
and Il. j. Keith. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Reasonable Oiothing.

Harry Hart, No. 3lG Market street,
ha, fall line Of seasonsole clothing,
which he Is sell!r2 at remarkably low
prices, that is for first-clAss gooda.
some clothing, like everything else. Ii
dear ut any prlcs, but the goods han.
died by Mr.. Hart are s'sndaTh, and
guaranteed to be just az represent ted.
No.hiug but good material is used. and
he garments are all we'll male.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Tie steamer Republic will make q
trip from Pnilatelpbia 10 Cape May
next Srnday, June IL To meet the
noat from this city the Wilmington &
Northern Railrt al Company will run =
rain, leaving this ci.y At 8 a. N. TO the
W. 81 N. wharf on the Delaware. The
fare will DO only rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
An Inoorrec. Report.

The report which WAS published 8
few days since tho. the chilli found In
Eighth Street Park last Saturday had
been voted to Officer W. Adams proves
10 be incorrect. Sergeant Cannon still
has the little fondlipg, ard has no IT,
tentiop Of giving 1t no.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
(3O To

Taylor & Fuller,on's, 800 King street.
for . vial tf Hance'e Mandrake Pellets.
They will cure headache, constipation,
&c. Are 'm,ll, readily swallowed, n0d
lust the thing for children.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
VIM. B, SHARP { CO,
Fourth and Market SIS.

June-a busy mon h-all
nature blooming and bud
ding. Everybody bus y get
ting ready for the coming
hot days. A good month
Tor buyers. A big bargain
month with US. 1t will do
you good to keep US in mind;
we are not asleep, " keep
rustling.
We bang down q lot OF
Batiste embroidered robe
dresses big bang too
you wouldn't care to be the
importer of these goo IDS. Too
many and a late sea SON tells
ibis story. Yours you 'll find
below. Batiste Robes, think
| of them, IA yards material,
l4I Yards wide en- roidery
trimming; a yards narrow
embroidery trimming g. Ecru:
land black grounds trimmed
lup in two shades, ia ms, blues
reds and brown trimming
.lCool, effective, pretty.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Ge). w. Sasse offers suitable re-
ward for the return to the p0stoffioe Of
sleeve button, carved from an alliga
tor tooth, which he lost.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

stAss OF the Temperature
1t the REPUBLICAN cfice ~ osy, IN snt
shade
] O'Clock 10 O'CLOCK II oolocs
eEo 66, co.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Embroidered Robes, IS OF from 500.
aEmbroids red Robes, $50 from 1000.
Embroidered Robes, $50 from go.
Here's another that maybe
YOU have heard Of. All Of
our Embroidered Cloth and
Serge Robes to one price.
They are in soft, pretty
shades of tans, gray, modes,
garnet, blue, ste ell, brown
and bronze, par el fronts,
beaded designs, s so, plain
$3.50; the handso mest de-
signs and colorings this sea.
son, 10 yards material, S.
instead OF So so ana $3.50.
| A fine pin stris e suiting,
! tans and browns, only 5
pieces. 40 in. wide, soc.
from 62lc.
| Twinkle. Twinkle! Twin
Ike!
i Crinkle! Crinkle! Crinkle!
! They come an d 90 in g
day and a night. Have yo,
i, Bought a crinkle? You'e
! better. Only cotton, to BE-
! sure. but pretty cotton, ans
cheap enough and higf
: priced enough tor every one
IA hundred differe mt shadipgs
3 neat, quiet, bright, pretty
ugly, everything. There's
E thousands OF yas DIS here thai
must be sold.
% Cream Crinkle, Sc. from
q l0c. Cream Grin kle. Sc. from
|12Lc. Colors in Crink!e, &c
II from 15c. Colors in Crinkle
81 15c. from l8c. Cream Grin
erl kie, 1Sc. from Csc.
ri A beautiful line OF Saline
"a = in fine French effects o
light grounds, stylishly fig
ured and color ID, 15c. fror
II 25c.
II. II. A few pie oes only {
=, Cream Canvaa =, Il yare
i. wide, 25c. A finer one 2o'
n, A cream stripe Nuns We
cling, aoc.
to Have you seen our ne
n, styles of White Swi
o. Flouncings for ladies' dres
a. esq They are bewilderin
,,lbeautiful and elegant, l ! "
g deep, from 81 to S2.25; g
' up with narrow embroidery
~, match. Truly a most b
sn witching hot weather dres
st Win you C over your ca
~! syslpets this summer with Ii
hr; Iens2 We have them here
ssll Jail widths up to $ yards vic
''f with hall and stairs to mate
on. The daisy is the latest il
pic 'ar ported patter n.
! Ts. Another (the 4th) lot
!, by Canton Mattings are on tn,
'G Ih. way to US. This time t
, ,;n' cheap ones, II &c., I3c I6
'rct in white and fancy.
; ;ta' Has your little boy be
ton, fitted out yet with one
yer, our "Sailor Suits?" One
, Uee $3.50 and from that to Fl
boy Jersey and Cloth Sailor Su
at Sc, blue and white. T
rect little fellow will surely
n OF pleased,
ima Gloria Umbrellas ha
sf''' come again light and du
. bic. What more, exec
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Tomorrow promises TO Do ciesring
with stationary temperature. SUNDAY
fair and warmer.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
An Excellent Showing.

During the eleven mo !sa nj
mel N. smel,z has hald tos e.! ~
and paid into the Guy !; aver r
$50. 70, or an average o. D.. T' doj
month, which is more ~ ts't the Il
amount ever realized p syaditiou|
this source before: In Il, sut d
he has succeeded in D Iis's ss h
Of Of o a and the markets !, D %si|
% cs'cea posing the ea1cu, % u b
meet next Monday nlsn nr have
GERS for the ensuing y ss, ibsrl
teres.s OF the city o. , ns,,', ,e.oa|
no doubt of Mr., Smel,h Se hu |
for the position WHOM A'
usil. @
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Plain lasting oongress for ladies'. only
70 .nLs, worth SLIGO, ut Raocock's, @t
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

when baby WAS sick, We gave her Castorfa,
When she was q child. she cried for Cast or 10
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Cast or q
Wnen she had Children, she G We them CAs
tOrtA.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

James T. Leech will have = graro
ope ming Mt his new snloon, NO. ilOo
French street, on Tuesday evening,
June II, to which he invites al me-
friends and the public.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
A Cool loan.

Mrs. Bind, s2l 'ytqt Faurta street
teaches Nsdsn o. = '"ilor SYST m Of
dress 1nkinZ g. ID ior bnsi
ness, ard n, to- e short time
Quickly lay. y. t-ft City re!er'
ence. C1'-r,f gl1 .He-5 ..
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
AS SURE AS DEATH, AND THAT IS
CERTAIN.
Strictly 6 Paris
Pure &Gresn.

The same can be ssid of our strictly
pure PARIS GREEN which is sure death
to the festive little potatoe bug. Don't be
festered to death, but take the first
opportunity to rid your crops from the
ravages Of the potatoe bug. We can
guarantee this Green strictly pure and
free from authorizations.
CAUTION-Buy strictly pure Paris
Green and adulterate 1t yourself, and not
buy worthless stuff already adulterated,
and when you prepare it for use it is alb
solutely worthless.
See that each package bears green
label with our name.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Mics Mabel Iridel, OF this city, &C.
|oompanied by her cousin, Miss Maiiich,
left this morning on an EXTENDED trlp
through New Jersey. They expect &c
return home In about two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Bradford's
Liquid : Established
D.. 1S47.
m2O-Im

These paints are made from
pure white lead, oxide Of zinc
and linseed oil. They contain
no clay, baratys or benzine.
Prepared ready for use; will
stand exposure longer than any
other paint, and retain their
|enamel finish. Our new sam
| pie cards contain 81 desirable
shades to select from. Have
one sent to your address or call
| at the store.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
newark lten@

Newark NJ. E. t,ns = Ssl ~ d
e t,asSey building to.rie a"d 81 ST.
ing and repairing 'u All arc iu1
''3 ahe re wi will b . & s5' Sf JUL ~
sell's woods. at NsS"A.Ilii Good |
10 - Within . radius 80 81 Ts 70
O. g. = US Of the ne's snesse1s b
merit and eloquent
Ue1.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

TfYANPKD-A SECOND HAND WAC,
w on. In good order, state pr.cn,, a ss,a
whore TO be seen. Address "WAtoN o., ..is
office. 1io ~"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10
Elmo Picture .i,actlon

A large ard hns from from thd
os,ptiugs and ,fsn.' New I lta
Besu pl s5s in re a,s slS''H nsl
street, Institute me- pu IS the comp
s 1s;;sd e for be 'S afss saPsp a.;,
,heSe pictures are enc Of then e.,
Massdalen, having i U'V sole ! Of /
: sssss s''1 ies 'nss.;ss +: Eli is.s
t sbeir bones with hn' w.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

Embroidered Robes, $500 from 500.
Embroidered Robes, 500 from GU.
Embroidered Robes, s.. Is from $50.
Embroidered Robes, $3.50 from no.
Embroidered Robes, $50 from 100.
Embroidered Robes, s,.75 from t.to.
Embroidered Robes, 400 from I.so.
Embroidered Robes, IS OF from 500.
Fmbroids red Robes, q. 60 from sl0.0
Emhrotdered Robes. Is, 60 from 0. 50.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

XYYANrED-A GOOD GIRL ~
w plain cooking, SIS W. 9TH 81. Jio'1''
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

r OST-h LIGHT BLUE SILK SASH,
IL 10 gcing from Williams street TO 81.
Mary's church. Leave at Lohdell and Wii-
Iiams streets, South Wtimington and confer
a favor. MkS CLARK. llO IL"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

yITANTEO-4ENTL EN- U ~
~ c,a :. leo waln1. st.set. l-o'o''
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

yEYANTED-AN EXPERIENnEU Bhn
w Der ct l01 W. Tenth ttreet. 1'o-zt"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

m UrEY To LOAN ON POND AND
W mortgage Apply to VIM. J. FISH
EH, No. 6l61Z Market street. Ii9 4teod
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

UyANTED-A HOsTLER. TO NJ AXE
w himself generally useful. Apply at
East 4.h street, az once. IL
Daily Republican., 1887-06-10

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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04
THE new YORK TRIBUNE.

THE TRIBUNE labored for the election of James
G Blaine in 1884 with all its power
That campaign restored The Tribune to its old
position as the one great national newspaper of
the Republican party of the United States What
ever papers Republican now takes, his reading
table is not complete without the New York Trib-
une
The victories in the Congressional campaign OF
1856 have been won the platform distinctly laid
down By The Tribune year ago The general re-
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party is on the RICH: track The gains Of the year
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The Tribune has steadily advocated every great
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the coming year will discuss the Tariff question
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04

The reduction ofinternal revenue and the
taking OF OF revenue stampe from Proprietary
Medicines, no doubt has largely benefited
the consumers, as well as relieving the burden
OF home manufacturers. Especially is this
the case with GREEN'S august F1oaey and
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thirty six. cents per dozen, has been added to
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medicine in the IS cent size. rhe august
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and the German Syrup for Cough and Lung
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any medicines in the world. The advantage
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appreciated by the sick and afflicted, in every
town and village in civilized countries.
sample bottles for 10 cents remain the same
size
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04
A CHANCE FOR HEALTH

Is afforded those fast sinking into condi
tion of hopeless debility. The means are
at hand. In the form CT a genial medici
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enbodies the combined qualities of blood
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chronic obstruction of the functions of the
system produce is arrested. The prime
causes of disease being removed, health
is speedily renovated and vigor restored.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missioner the formula of a simple veg
ctablc remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections,
also positive and radical cure for nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, latter hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases, has felt it bis duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuatcd by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send, free of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, w.
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N. Y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-04

G. p. Huntington, the railroad king,
said the other day: | never fight for the
control of a road make sure of the pos,
session of 81 per cent of the stock, and
then am master OF the situation.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you have a
printed guarantee on every bottle ofShions Vital
izer. II fails to cure. nasal injector free
with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. For sale at Owosso by Psrkii Il
Son.
Six months ago Lawonius Gray, of
Birch Run, Saginaw county, died. and in
his will was an item of 800 to be given to
Mrs. Palmer, of New York in trust for the
American missionary association. Mrs.
Palmer was notified but has notrcsponded
and the probate judge is at loss to know
what disposition TO make of the money.